It will void the warranty, yes. It will only be possible if your system came with the option of a faster CPU - and then, you'll need to swap out the entire system board (the CPU is permanently soldered to the board and cannot be replaced).
Figure on about $300 for a board+CPU depending on model, plus labor.
It will void the warranty, yes. It will only be possible if your system came with the option of a faster CPU - and then, you'll need to swap out the entire system board (the CPU is permanently soldered to the board and cannot be separately replaced).
Figure on about $300 for a board+CPU depending on model, plus labor.
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It will void the warranty, yes. It will only be possible if your system came with the option of a faster CPU - and then, you'll need to swap out the entire system board (the CPU is permanently soldered to the board and cannot be replaced).
Figure on about $300 for a board+CPU depending on model, plus labor.
ejn63
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87.5K Posts
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July 4th, 2017 04:00
It will void the warranty, yes. It will only be possible if your system came with the option of a faster CPU - and then, you'll need to swap out the entire system board (the CPU is permanently soldered to the board and cannot be separately replaced).
Figure on about $300 for a board+CPU depending on model, plus labor.